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Today I got a little anxious again because of the cross-chain bridge... I just wanted to move my collateral to another chain, but I got stuck at the "waiting for confirmation" step. Ironically, it made me feel more at ease: honestly, waiting a few more blocks for confirmation just gives myself more time. In case the oracle price feed goes haywire or someone on the multi-signature side temporarily changes or encounters an issue, at least I haven't pushed myself into liquidation. Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA, such as US Treasury yields, to on-chain yield products. I also find it tempting, but the tail risk at the end of the cross-chain process is really hard to calculate. No matter how high the returns are, I’m afraid of stepping into a trap. A few days ago, I even had the impulse to uninstall several bridge-related apps directly, to avoid getting itchy fingers and making reckless moves. In the end, I held back: I lowered my limits, changed the route to minimize cross-chain steps, and told myself it’s okay to be slow—just stay alive.